Businesses may recover millions in insurance coverage from old policies for “long tail” environmental claims
While often overlooked, old insurance policies may provide coverage for environmental liability arising out of historic contamination.
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Sanborn arrested on new pandemic fraud charge
Concord Casino owner charged with theft by deception in connection with nearly $190k in pandemic aid that was paid out in 2020
New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice Anna Marconi indicted on two felony charges
Hantz Marconi has been charged with two class B felonies and five misdemeanors for allegedly asking Gov. Chris Sununu to intervene and “wrap up” the Department of Justice’s investigation into her husband, Geno Marconi, the director of the New Hampshire Port Authority
State education property tax on trial again
The stage is set for the three-cornered litigation over the legitimacy of the Statewide Education Property Tax (SWEPT) before the New Hampshire Supreme Court, which will weigh the state’s appeal of the ruling by Judge David Ruoff of Rockingham County Superior Court that the administration of the tax is unconstitutional.
Chesterfield residents consider the affordable housing conundrum
In Chesterfield, homes are so pricey that most jobs in town don’t pay enough to cover costs, according to a housing needs assessment conducted for the community
Proposed shortcut would connect Sachem Village to DHMC
The limited-access road would create a shortcut between Sachem Village and the DHMC campus that could be used by emergency services and shuttle, bicycle commuters
City ups offer, moves closer to agreement with Eighty Eight Coffee owners over eminent domain
Eighty Eight Coffee Co.'s property is being taken under eminent domain and marked for demolition as part of the Cemetery Brook Tunnel Project
Portsmouth holds back Sherburne School housing proposals after Right to Know request
City officials recently sent RFPs to 4 finalists to redevelop the city-owned property at 35 Sherburne Road to 'create permanent, below market rate rental housing units'
Garage apartments, in-law suites win support in rural communities
New Hampshire law allows ADUs but until recently some municipalities made it difficult for homeowners to add them
Shot on location
Portsmouth-based filmmaker Chris Stinson, owner of Live Free or Die Films, was involved in the production of "The Holdovers," which he says he wishes could’ve been made locally. But when movie crews look toward the northeast, the Granite State isn’t in their sights.
